There's something darkly amusing about it: people glued to their phones, constantly scrolling through apps powered by massive data centers—yet they're the same ones lecturing everyone about environmental damage. The irony? They're part of the infrastructure they're criticizing. Every search, every stream, every notification runs on energy-intensive servers. But somehow that gets conveniently forgotten when the conversation turns to sustainability. It's the kind of cognitive disconnect that defines modern consumption habits.
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SchrodingersPaper
· 4h ago
Well... this is me, constantly criticizing Web3 for wasting electricity, then turning around and shilling shitcoins on the data chain. It's truly a living irony.
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BTCRetirementFund
· 12-26 16:50
Haha, that's really hilarious. Saying you're environmentally friendly while scrolling on your phone, but you don't even realize you're the source of pollution.
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PretendingSerious
· 12-26 16:35
To be honest, I just dislike this kind of double standard person—talking about environmental protection and being green every day, but never putting down their phone.
There's something darkly amusing about it: people glued to their phones, constantly scrolling through apps powered by massive data centers—yet they're the same ones lecturing everyone about environmental damage. The irony? They're part of the infrastructure they're criticizing. Every search, every stream, every notification runs on energy-intensive servers. But somehow that gets conveniently forgotten when the conversation turns to sustainability. It's the kind of cognitive disconnect that defines modern consumption habits.